I have a problem, and that problem is when it comes to work I have a hard time saying 'no' when someone asks me for a favor. This leads to me over-extending myself, which stresses me out, resulting in my transformation into a volcano of rage. The mere thought of having to add anything - … Continue reading Review: The Tao of Bill Murray |Gavin Edwards
This Month I Said…
We've all done it. We all dwell on it. There are even ridiculous amounts of memes dedicated to it. It's an epidemic that we've let affect us for too long. I'm talking about foot-in-mouth incidents and today, I take a stand against the effects these misfortunes have on me. Today, I will free myself from … Continue reading This Month I Said…
Review: Failure is An Option | H. Jon Benjamin
OK, so here's the deal with this book: it's hilarious. I'm talking it made me cry-laugh. H. Jon details his failures from childhood to his most recent - failing to do two different voices for Bob (Bob's Burgers) and Archer (Archer, duh). What I love most is this book never turns inspirational. There's no advice … Continue reading Review: Failure is An Option | H. Jon Benjamin
Stereotypical Jenn
Over the years, I've been pretty vocal about the heartache I suffered upon discovering I was a millennial. After spending the better part of two decades not caring about or even seeing the point of these classifications, I was suddenly angered by the fact that because of a technicality (my birth year) I was officially … Continue reading Stereotypical Jenn
Review: Next Level Basic | Stassi Schroeder
As all 5 of you know, I used to write about the show Vanderpump Rules - first on my site then for the entertainment blog Taste of Reality. Writing about the show was fun but there's like 28 episodes a season and they're in season 7 - there are only so many jokes you can … Continue reading Review: Next Level Basic | Stassi Schroeder
Review: Just the Funny Parts | Nell Scovell
As avid a reader as I consider myself I have to admit, my book collection isn't very diverse. My bookshelf and everything I check out from the library consists of comedian memoirs and anything horror. I have a few business books but that's only because a former boss of mine made us read them. Not implement … Continue reading Review: Just the Funny Parts | Nell Scovell
“The Autopsy of Jane Doe”
Here we are again. Another year. Another October where I, once again, do not have 31 posts relating to my favorite holiday for each day of my favorite month. I have about four. So, here is my first post for Typical Jenn Loves Halloween But Also Loves Procrastination So Instead Of Reading A Halloween Post … Continue reading “The Autopsy of Jane Doe”
Will Breakdance for Likes
I can't speak for everyone else (at least not until I'm elected the leader) but, for me, it's weird that one of my closest friends has a daughter that is now the same age we were when we became friends. Is anyone else experiencing this? When did this happen? Her daughter is 13-years-old and every … Continue reading Will Breakdance for Likes
Apparently, Not Everyone Likes Butt Jokes
Being a content writer has been not as fun as I thought it would be. While it's helped in some ways, I spend the majority of my time writing for audiologists - this does not help when all you want to do is write jokes. Additionally, I'm running out of ways to convince people to … Continue reading Apparently, Not Everyone Likes Butt Jokes
I get paid a whole $10 for this.
It's happened. I'm whoring out my writing for exposure. I'm a total sell out. It's not too bad. After spending 2 1/2 years writing show recaps for free, I was offered a contract with Taste of Reality to basically make fun of reality shows they assigned me for $10 an article. It started with Vanderpump … Continue reading I get paid a whole $10 for this.
